Located in south-east London and specialising in the study of creative, cultural and social subjects. Degree programmes, student life and departmental research.

Everything you need to know for starting your studies at Goldsmiths.

Study in London as an international student. Find out about studying at Goldsmiths, including information about tuition fees, living expenses and how to apply.

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These one year programmes give you an opportunity to develop your English language, become familiar with UK academic culture and explore some of our academic departments before starting an undergraduate degree.

With students from over 130 countries and a thriving international community, Goldsmiths provides a welcoming and broad-minded environment for studying in London. We have an excellent track record of producing graduates of outstanding calibre who make a global name for themselves in their chosen industries. We have plenty of support on offer for international students, from English language ...

Experience university life in London. Explore our Study Abroad programmes and study in London as an international student for a term or one year.

International students apply for undergraduate degrees through UCAS, the same as Home students. Some courses may ask for specific requirements for International students. You should check individual programme pages to find out what these are. Read more about the undergraduate application process ...

Apply to our undergraduate, postgraduate, PGCE and other programmes at Goldsmiths, University of London. Learn more about supporting statements, English requirements, and other rules.